Liar in Chief sticks it to McCain family
Posted on | May 25, 2009 | 9 Comments
But his motivation may have been more complex:
Not only to hog the spotlight, but also to rub McCain’s face in his
electoral defeat (kind of “I am the Boss now” and you, McCain, are a
has-been. I will decide your son’s fate and you are impotent to do anything
about it!):
https://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/narcissisticabuse/message/4938
Sam Vaknin Petty Vindictiveness of President OBummer
Friday was graduation day at the US Naval Academy in Annapolis. Their guest
speaker was none other that the Commander-in-Chief. Why – with four other
academies to choose from, did our ZERO go to Annapolis?
You see, among the graduating seniors was John Sidney McCain IV, – son of
Senator John S and Cindy McCain of Arizona. John IV was making Navy
history – being the fourth generation McCain to graduate. It should have
been a McCain day, and a Navy Family day.
person payback pass unused. This was his chance to hog the spotlight, to
bask on stage, – to upstage four generations of valiant American naval
heroes, and make the day all about himself. So as young John IV crossed the
stage to receive his diploma, – it was our Narcissist-in-Chief who stepped
up to hug the young Ensign. Another photo-op.
view that act as a caring President, particularly after his speech promising
not to send the grads into Harm’s Way with out proper equipment. [This as he
is slashing military budgets.] But the groupies will be thrilled.
happening. In blunt [albeit crude] language OBummer was stomping on a McCain
day, and making the entire McCain family smell his dung.
will be our turn.
Old Soldier, – Still Good for Parts!
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May 25th, 2009 @ 4:49 pm
AMEN Iron Mike!!! I like your blog and te 3rd comment was also SPOT ON!!!
May 25th, 2009 @ 6:24 pm
Iron Mike,
From what you’re saying, you appear to be accurate. Hopefully, soon, as Mr. Obama will be shamefully removed from his status as “USurper,” all McCains would certainly have the upper perspective on Barack. Watch Senator McCain be the lead on a Congressional investigation and resultant ruling.
As a former member of “The Commander-in-Chief’s Guard,” I strongly request that no one call Barack either “Commander-in-Chief” or “President.”
John G. Freeman
Veteran and Member, Commander-in-Chief’s Guard and Escort to the President, Wash., D.C., 1980 – 1983, Carter and Reagan
May 25th, 2009 @ 8:56 pm
“… making the entire McCain family smell his dung.
We should all learn from what the McCains experienced Friday”.
It’s not about sympathy to McCains. I realize, that unlike him, I have never suffered Hanoi Hilton 7 years, nor could I probably withstand tortures like him. Yet his politic stinks and betrays our country.
Moreover, he willingly took the role of fall guy in this whole election farce. Worse: who but him ought to know better that Natural Born Citizen of US must have both parents US citizens?! Yet he has never uttered a word of objection to the unprecedented in the history hoax into everybody’s face. Nor has his family done it. Particularly not the graduating McCain IV: that could be his finest hour, but he missed it. Shame on all of them!
May 25th, 2009 @ 9:50 pm
We will have the last laugh when OBASTARD gets kicked out of the office he doesn’t have the right to be in…
May 26th, 2009 @ 2:03 am
I agree with Mr.Gofen, as a Vietnam vet and ardent supporter of the Constitution, McCain’s political positions were/are untenable and Constitutionally irresponsible. Don’t get me wrong, I thank him for his service but his absolute silence when our country is being overthrown by an impostor and a criminal usurper, is treasonous.
The fact that he did his best to throw the election reflects on him as a patriot and an American. What he did best was to silence and control Palin, the only one on the GOP ticket with a spine, then he conceded the election at 5:30pm West coast time, an unheard of surrender, when millions of voters had yet to cast their vote. Additionally he had to have known that the electronic voting machines in 33 states were provided by a company controlled by Chavez of Venezuela. I’m sure they weren’t rigged by the impostor’s comrade, right!
May 26th, 2009 @ 9:56 am
I think McCain lost his spine the first time he was elected Senator.
He could have brought up the “Obama” birth issue during the election campaign but didn’t for reasons I can not fathom.
May 26th, 2009 @ 7:57 pm
Folks,
I appreciate your comments – or at least that you took time to read the blog. The issue isn’t McCain anymore. That part of our history is over. The issue is that the narcissistic Kenyan-born bastard occupying our White House is so vindictive he had had to go and totally ruin his vanquished opponent’s day at Annapolis.
The LARGER point is he will do it to EVERY person and EVERY group that he dislikes. That includes most of you. Sooner or later, one-by-one, – he’s going to rub YOUR nose in it.
He is the very worst of Napoleon, Mussolini, Stalin, and Hitler, – and even maybe a little De Gaulle and Castro too. Beware this very evil imposter!
/s/ Iron Mike
http://www.rabidrepublicanblog.com
May 26th, 2009 @ 8:44 pm
John Freeman
Have you considered signing up with the military lawsuit with Dr. Orly Taitz against Obama.
June 4th, 2009 @ 11:07 am
Diane,
Sorry for the delay. I had some pressing needs to resolve.
I would be honored to be part of any suit that would make an example of a USurper and realign our country with our Constitution. I don’t know if I would be eligible for a military lawsuit, since I left the military in 1984.
Regarding legal ‘standing’, it’s my position that it is obvious that every citizen has standing regarding claims against the eligibility of anyone claiming the office of that citizen’s Executive branch of government. I could understand that the rules could be a little different regarding a member of the House of Representatives.
Regarding McCain, I am, as well as millions of others, extremely disappointed in his lack of voice. The ideal person to fix the usurpation problem (outside of a Federal judge) would be someone in Congress and someone with wealth, so as not to be afraid of losing one’s income. McCain is one of the few who meet those requirements. The country needs McCain to speak out and, instead, he is quiet and afraid.
I have so many critical comments to say that need to be said to millions that I now dream of having a microphone, large speakers, and a place where many people gather. I wish I had McCain’s status and position and would be willing to speak at great cost in order to save our country.
For now, I print messages on magnetic paper and place them on the back of my minivan. My wife has been looking into permits in Harrisburg, PA, and in Washington, D.C., to protest or at least have a table with literature, informative signs, and a megaphone.
I thank everyone who writes and is making their ‘voice’ seen or heard regarding this grave matter. I thank Orly very, very much for her work to help US. She should receive a citizen’s Medal of Honor.
John G. Freeman
Never address a usurper by the usurped title. How disrespectful and demoralizing that would be to those who legitimately serve that title!